Software handoff between a reviewed verdict and a platform-owned consequence
Altitude verdict delivery and local-log fallback
This is the delivery step in the inspected Altitude implementation that publishes a reviewed decision to a configured platform receiver, or writes a local log if no receiver exists. It separates the workflow tool's internal verdict state from whatever action a platform actually implements.
A successful internal path can end at a log
At the pinned 8 August 2024 version, draft review publication is scheduled after sixty seconds. Draft cancellation is allowed, while the examined endpoint does not delete a published review. A configured receiver receives a verdict; without one, the system writes locally. Either branch can produce internal ACCEPTED status. Appending a later review is statically possible, but the evidence does not demonstrate a user appeal, live takedown, restoration or receiver acceptance test. A generic importer redaction hook is not a verified end-to-end restoration chain.
Altitude — inspected public implementation → Altitude verdict delivery and local-log fallback
contains a generic source-redaction hook but no demonstrated restoration chain
2024-08-08 – 2024-08-08
Generic importer can call source-specific redaction on DELETE; the method implementation was not read. Inspected TCAP adapter yields UPDATE_OR_INSERT and its ACT/INA means URL availability, not withdrawn classification. Different interfaces/versions preclude treating this as failure of the current hash-deletion API.
Altitude — inspected public implementation → Altitude verdict delivery and local-log fallback
schedules reviewed verdict publication and conditional delivery
2024-08-08 – 2024-08-08
Draft review publication is scheduled after 60 seconds; draft cancellation is allowed, published deletion is not available through that endpoint. Configured receiver gets a verdict; without it a local log is written. Either branch can produce internal ACCEPTED, not demonstrated live removal.
Altitude verdict delivery and local-log fallback → Platform operating Altitude — deployment role
requires the platform’s implementation to give verdicts effect
2024-08-08 – 2024-08-08
The platform decides what a delivered verdict does. Appending a later review is statically possible, but no user appeal, executed takedown, restoration or recipient acceptance test was observed.
Draft review publication is scheduled after 60 seconds; draft cancellation is allowed, published deletion is not available through that endpoint. Configured receiver gets a verdict; without it a local log is written. Either branch can produce internal ACCEPTED, not demonstrated live removal.
The platform decides what a delivered verdict does. Appending a later review is statically possible, but no user appeal, executed takedown, restoration or recipient acceptance test was observed.
Generic importer can call source-specific redaction on DELETE; the method implementation was not read. Inspected TCAP adapter yields UPDATE_OR_INSERT and its ACT/INA means URL availability, not withdrawn classification. Different interfaces/versions preclude treating this as failure of the current hash-deletion API.